(1) Whatever a
person can do on his or her own, the person may get the same done,
or cause to be done, through an agent, subject to the law.
Provided that no act may be done through an agent for which
one has to be present in person.
(2) A contract concluded through an agent appointed
pursuant to Section 591 or act done by the agent shall be deemed to
have been carried out by the concerned person and the obligation
arising out of such an act shall be performed as if the contract were
concluded or act done by the principal.
Provided that if the agent has done any act beyond his or her
authority, the principal shall not be liable for such an act other than
that accepted by him or her.
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(3) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-section (1),
if, out of the acts done beyond authority, some acts are within his or
her authority and some are beyond it and the part done within his or
her authority can be separated, the principal shall be liable to the
extent of the acts done within authority.